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Idaho Public Television's annual Be My Neighbor Day is bringing free family activities, Daniel Tiger characters and lessons of kindness to Gem State communities.
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A new Kids Count report has found that Idaho children are falling behind in key measures of well-being, with lower reading and math proficiency rates as well.
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The educational platform Canvas was shut down when its parent company was hacked. Boise State University cancelled finals Friday due to lack of access.
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The state’s largest teacher’s union has issued a vote of No Confidence in Gov. Brad Little after he signed into law a bill that prevents teachers unions from using any taxpayers resources to conduct union activities.
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Junior high kids in Boise threw 2,000 pounds of marshmallows at each other as part of a program to reduce depression and thoughts of suicide among students.
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At the Sun Valley Culinary Institute, students are learning that great cooking takes time, as they sharpen their skills alongside some of the industry's best chefs.
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“You can see the energy level increase when they eat. It’s not surprising that this was enormously successful across so many demographics and in so many different ways.”
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“At any one time, Boise State welcomes more than 400 international students.”
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Idaho Public Television is challenging kids to read 20 minutes a day in March — 600 minutes total — to earn an adventure pass to local attractions like museums and the Discovery Center of Idaho.
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As college athletics become a multi-billion-dollar industry, some educators are asking whether sports should move beyond the field and into the classroom as a serious academic discipline.
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The idea of a moment of silence dates to the 1980s, as a way to return thoughtful reflection to classrooms after even voluntary prayer in schools was ruled unconstitutional.
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At Boise State, a new initiative is turning off the debate and turning up the listening, giving students a chance to be heard and truly understood.